SAIC Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked for SAIC for 2 years and found it to be a great work environment."

"I worked at the FAA for an accumulation of about 5 years total. It can be an ok place to work if you get in specific departments. that being said, there is a work culture of separating "Feds" from "contractors". this started back in the '80s when pres. Regan laid off a bunch of feds on strike. now contractors, for the most part, are seen as dirt, and disposable. the contracting company i worked for SAIC, is actually a good company to work for though. during the federal shut down, they paid us what we would have been paid if we were still working. even after getting laid off, they paid us 1 month extra wages to help get us brough back on to the FAA. they tried to fight on our behalf to get the FAA to bring us back to work. the FAA said NO however - like they usually do..."

"A great place to be but needs better pay"

"I've worked in the company for quite some time and I enjoyed working here as well."

"My position required working at customer site with little contact with corporate."

"Not a real review. All all all"

"DEFENSE COMPANY - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES"

"SAIC is a decent company to work for, but on this particular contract there is too much government interference."

"I have had a great time working for SAIC!"

"Normal workday of 8 hours. Many aspects of Government Contracted Labor. Contract Program Management is limited in its effectiveness due to Government restrictions Excellent peer interaction when necessary. Waiting for Federal Government to Communicate/Fund to Contracts Working with the various departments within the company. This has lead to numerous fantastic working and individual connections. Pros Teleworking opportunities, Flex Time, Plenty of Personal leave/sick leave, Great salary. Cons: approval of school reimbursement max is a bit low and health deductions kind of high for family."

"Good to work at saic. People are helpful."

"Great place to work at and you can grow well here."

"There a well adapted company to meet the Nations space development and exploration needs. They are also very conscientious when it comes to taking care of their customers and employees alike."

"For SAIC: Technical Advisory work: secure systems architecture, cybersecurity, cryptography, integration/test/ deployment, operational leadership, SDLC w/DevOps, and web-programming development. Program management support for system life-cycles: Requirements Analysis, Software Design, Code, Test, Deployment, Maintenance. CMMI-based process w/Business analysis, Risk management; Focus on: Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC): program mgmt. with a DevOps approach (going beyond Agile: adding development operations ('ops), by multi-version product releases --staggered across Integrated Master Schedule). QA/Process control with its modifications adhering to a process definition Engility derived from the CMMI model. Documentation templates for CDRL delivery. Training. QA/CM built-in. Compliance to governance requirements. Coordination with IV&V. Capabilities: excellent at multi-tasking, strong organization of information, common-sense solutions, ability to establish rapport and gain trust, expert: planning, analysis, and evaluation of programs. Testing/docs: Software Test Plan, Software Test Description, Software Test Reports. CDRL delivery. Certifications: CompTIA: Security+ (exams: V-301, V-401, valid until 5/6/2020), and A+ Proposal work: trained in the Shipley Method and other styles; trained user: SEER-SEM. COMSAT Custodian training: by National Security Agency (NSA). FORMAL EDUCATION (Completed) MBA in Technology Management, University of Phoenix, [GPA: 3.9], have transcript. (Pursuing): Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science at Ellis University; I have my transcript. (Earned): numerous credit hours for: MS degree in Systems Science SUNY Binghamton, NY. (Completed): BA Chemistry, Bard College; have transcript. (Completed): National Contract Management Association (NCMA) -- graduate-level: • Formation of Government Contracts (Grade: A) • Administration of Government Contracts (Grade: A)"

"I have worked with the company since they acquired the company I previously worked for. The management of personnel and how they handle new hires is appalling. Your best relationships are those that work on a contract with you, otherwise if you need anything from corporate, you will be left frustrated and annoyed."